About Senckenberg Natural History Museum
It is the second largest natural history museum in Germany which fairly boasts of housing the most inclusive exhibition of dinosaurs in Europe from the age of Tyrannosaurus rex to that of Triceratops. Although the dinosaur exhibit is the biggest draw of this museum, it also features a comprehensive collection of other animals from various ages.
Senckenberg Natural History Museum also boasts its widest collection of over 2000 species of stuffed birds. The most striking display of the museum features a cast of Lucy, a skeleton of an Australopithecus afarensis, a hominid that existed on earth about 3.2 million years ago. Guided tours and lectures are also conducted by the museum authorities for visitors who want to gain insight into the history of animal evolution.
Senckenberg Natural History Museum Highlights
• Located in Senckenberg Garden in Frankfurt, The Senckenberg Natural History Museum is one of the most amazing museums in the city, which hosts around 10,000 exhibits.
• The best thing about this museum is that it has something that fits everyone’s budget. Also, tourists of all ages can have a great time in the museum.
• Learn about the evolution of creatures and the transformation of the earth millions of years ago in this one of the largest natural museums in Germany which showcase.
• It covers an area of 6,000 square meters where you can expect to explore thousands of unique exhibits in the museum.
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